Dog Bite Victim? The Owner Isn't the Only One Liable in Maryland!

Описание: A dog bite in Maryland can leave you with painful injuries, medical bills, lost wages, and a big question: who pays, especially if the dog’s owner doesn’t have enough insurance. In this video, Maryland personal injury attorney Bobby Zirkin explains Maryland dog bite law and how non-owners like landlords, property managers, dog walkers, pet sitters, businesses, and condo/HOA boards may also be legally liable for a dog attack.

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What's covered in this video:
1. Maryland dog bite liability: why the owner isn’t always the only responsible party
2. Who counts as being “in control” of the dog (dog walker, sitter, friend, neighbor)
3. Landlord liability for dog bites in Maryland (especially in common areas like hallways, steps, courtyards)
4. Property manager, condo association, and HOA liability when pet rules aren’t enforced
5. Business liability for dog bites at dog-friendly places (cafés, pet stores, groomers, events)
6. Other liability issues, including parents/guardians and provocation situations

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Chapters
00:00 Intro: Owner isn’t always the only one liable
01:10 Who “controlled” the dog (walkers, sitters, friends)
02:24 Landlord liability on rental properties
03:38 Property managers, HOAs & condo associations
04:49 Businesses/events that allow dogs (cafes, stores, groomers)
05:57 Parents/guardians when a minor is handling the dog
06:54 When someone else provokes the dog
07:32 What to do next + recap & next video recommendation
Beyond the Owner - Who Else Can Be Liable for a Dog Bite in Maryland?